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Pag» Font Portland Labor Pres^ effect of materially changing the | present situation. i • P R I N T E R S 1 For organized labor, the expert-! cnee of the recent contest is in effect ; the lesson that the union men must j GET A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE register as voters if they hope t o 1 IN WAGES; NEW SCALE IS ever accomplish anything politically;' $23.25 AND $26.25. and labor must light for the com- j pulsory holiday on election d ay ;j wilhoti *his condition the right to | Advices from f'le ‘•Nnd, 0., indi vote is of little practicability. cate that the Lender, Press and U N IO N L A B E L FINEST QUALITY. PCRFECTONOF FINISH Daily News have just entered into UNEXCELLED LAUNDRY. FULLY SHPUNA new agreements with the Typo POLITICAL REPORTS IN IOWA. MADE IN ALL DESIRABLE SHAPES This year Iowa is making a rec graphical Union of that city calling IDE BROS. MANFRS. for an increase in wages of $2.25 ord for politieal reforms. The le g PAUL B .H A Y P A C IF IC COAST MANAOEA per week for all eom(*oying room islature has framed and adopted a 1 7 9 6 M» ALLISTER ST .S.F. employees. About 250 members of new and improved system of muni the Typographical Union will lie cipal government for cities, has de affected by the increase. The con vised a new form of direct legis tracts call for the operation of lation for the state, which system : : Trade Union Dirt<torv strictly union composing rooms, as h a s received more than a majority ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ B B B B B B S S S S S B B B S heretofore. The leader, Press and vote in the H o u s e , and the Legis Following will be found a directory News are union in all departments. lature will doubtless provide for of Portland unions, giving the name, Under the present scale the men ,Mipulnr election of I ailed States time and place of meeting, and wher ever possible fo r-th e Labor Press to are receiving $21 per week for work Senators. ascertain the name and address of the Tin' improved system of municipal on evening taper». The new seal secretary. Secretaries will confer a calls for $23.25 on evening papers government is for cities of more favor upon the Labor Press by noti than 25,(NX) imputation, and it is fying the management of errors or and $2(1.25 on morning papers. The increase will take effect on optional with the people to install changes in this list: SUNDAY. An initiative petition of 25 S h in g , le ... the first of May, and the contract it. W ra v e r « ’ U n io n K o . SB— E v e ry S un Portland, Oregon, May 6, 1907, G el your C L E V E L A N D of per cent of the voter» can bring before their fellow citizens the ques tion of adopting the »»stem. I t is understood that Des Moines will soon make the change. M ONDAY. in g T ra d e s C ouacU - E v e r y M onday The system provides for a board B u e ild v e n in g a t 0 o’c lo c k In C ooks a n d W a lt - e ra ’ h a ll, 128V4 F i f t h stre e t. of five members, consisting of a B u ild in g L a b o re rs — E v e r y M o n d a y even ing. B a rte n d e rs ' H a l l, 1 *8 H A ld e r s t r e e t M. mayor and four couiiciltnen, with a J. C onroy. 28« Li A ld e r . C a r r ia g e a n d W a g o n W o rk e rs — F ir s t and veto power in the voters, who |tos- t h ir d T u e s d a y e ve n in g s . D re w H a ll. R o b M o r r is S t sess also the power of direct legis C ig e r a t r E M w a in k g e , r » 387 - S e c o n d M o n d a y . D r a w h a lt . F lts g a r a ld , 1 (2 Second. lation, and the right of recall. These E le W c . tr ic H ia n s , K e . 1ZS ( L in a M a n ) — E v e ry M o n d a y n ig h t. D r a w H a ll. live officials are to receive fair sal k in s , 24« E . T h ir t y - f o u r t h . W . B. J e n t t e r n M a k e rs — Second a nd fo u rth M on aries and devote their entire time P a «lays. D re w l i a l l N o. 206. R . Lo ve rld g e, 335 H ro a d w a y . and energies to their work and will P lu m b e r» — E v e r y M o n d a y a v a ilin g , A rio n 11 a i 1 ■ he nominated and elected by direct S a ilo rs — E v e r y M o n d a y n i g h t 7:20. N o. 40 U n io n a- enus. L . W . P a u l. vote. S h ip w r ig h ts a n d C a u lk e rs — E v e ry second a n d fo u r th M o n d a y . D r e w H a lL Thus expert business ability is S tr u c tu r a l B u ild in g T ra d e s A llia n c e — E v e ry M o n d a y n ig h t a t 128)2 F i f t h s tre e t. to be combined with the jteople’» W eb P res s m en — F I ra t M o n d a y , R oom 21« G oodn ough B lu lld ln g . rule. The actual workings of the TUESDAY. B a r te n d e r s ’ L e a g u e , N o . U S , In B a rte n d e rs ' h a ll, 284 >8 A ld e r s t r e e t e v e ry 1st a nd 3d system will he watched with great T u e s d a y n ig h t, a n d e v e ry 2d a n d 4th T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n . interest. I t is claimed that it will B la c k s m ith s a n d H e lp e r s U n io n — E v e r y sec ond an d fo u rth T u e s d a y . D ra w H a ll. solve the problem of securing honest B in d e ry W o m e n 's U n io n , N e . 112— F ir s t T u e s d 122 Becond s tre e t. and effective municipal government, B o o k b in a d y e r* e ve K n o in . g U . — T h ir d T u e s d a y , B oom 200 D re w B u ild in g . E . J . B onnenburg, provided complete home rule is es box 3 W o o d la w n . C arp e n te rs — E v - r y Tuesday n ig h t at 1 tablished. o’c lock, h a ll 301 D r a w B ld g ., 182 Second. Cooks a nd W n B e r a 1st. I r a n d 4 th T u e s Iow a’s other new system is an days a t 8:80 P. M ., a n d 2d T u e s d a y a t 2:30 P. M ., In C ooks a n d W a it e r s ’ h a ll, improved form of advisory initia 128 H F i f t h s t r e e t L o c o m o tiv e E n g in e e rs — F ir s t and t h ir d tive. I t ‘s proposed that where a T u e s d a y a t 11 a m .. D re w H a ll. M u s ic ia n s — F ir s t T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n a t No. hill in the legislature or a resolu 162 Second. B o a rd m ee ts e v e ry Tu es d a y fte rn o o n a t sam e place. R o o m 108. a t 1 tion for the submission of a con a o'c lo c k i«. nt. E. L . R ice. s h e e t t lc t a l W o rk e r* — F l r . t and th ir d T u m - stitutional amendment fails to pass, S ta th a m ry F ire m e n I-o r a l K o . I I S — M e et e v e ry .......... and F o u rth Tuesday In the voters can put it to an ndvisot\v th e m o n th . D re w H a ll 300. Sec. O tto l.e e e e r . 212 T w e n t y - f l r . t St N. vote of their fellow citizens at the days. D re w H a ll. Ir a 8 H ill . 1180 E. P R IM A R I E S M a in . primary election, or 55 of the 158 T e a n id riv e r a ’ U n io n , L o r a l 1 *2 — E v e ry T u e s t. U nio n H a ll. Becond a n d S ta rk . F IG H T O V E R members of the Legislature can or d W a . y J n ig R h ogers. 1508 N o rth ru p . (C o n tin u e d f r o m p a ire I) W EDNESDAY. der that the vote be taken. Such a A llie d P r in tin g T ra d e s C o n n e ll— Second W ed n es d a y e ven ing, 21« G oodnough B u il d John M. Mann ........................... 190 system, it is claimed, would term in ing B ric k la y e rs ’ U n io n — E v e ry W e d n e s d a y e v e n C. If. Piggott .......................... 13 ate most of the evils of the lobby. ing. A rio n H a ll, 22» to Y a m h ill. Chas. Stokes, B o x 328. Belding’s plurality ................ 211 •The hill, though introduced in the tin iln h a iH lIe r * ' L o ca l l U —F ir s t a n d t h ir d W ed n es d a y evening a t D a v la H a l l, c o rn e r R ussell s tre e t and A lb in a aven ue. L. L. Councilman Seventh Ward. House by a Democrat, has received R a y , 120 Sellw ood. A. G. Itushlight ........................ 732 a vole of 44, as against 34, lacking l a b o r P a r t y — E v e ry W e d n e s d a y a t 8 P. M ., In Cook« a nd W a lte r s ' h a ll. 128 to F i f t h « tre a t. nly 11 of the required two thirds Councilman Eighth Ward. I.e a lh e r n o r k e r s E v e ry W e d n es d a y e ve n in g , Second, th ir d floor. M a n le y D a v la 21« Frank N. Bennett ....................... «696 vote for the submission of a eon- 162 U nio n avenue. M eeaeuger B oys' P ro te c tiv e .U n io n — E v e ry Fred J. Brady ............................ 2S0 tit utional amendment. W e d n es d a y n ig h t D re w H a ll. C e c il E. «4« E. S even th. N . George F. Brice ...................... 474 By taking the advisory vote of P a M in e««lnger. te r» — E v e ry W ed n es d a y n ig h t at 8 J. M. Keltv ............................... 93 c k , h a ll 201 D re w B ld g ., 112 Second the people at the time the nomin P la o'clo s te r * ’ U n io n , »21— E v e ry W e d n e s d a y B ennett's plurality ................ 222 n in g . P la s te rs ' H a ll, 127 to F irs t. ations are made the question will R ig e ve g e rs a n d S h lp llu e ra , K o. M S — F ir s t W e d nesday e ven ing In m o n th . H a l l 800, A lls DEMOCRATIC. he kept separate from the issues k y B u ild in g . H e n ry A rn d t. 248 B urn s id e . S te re o ty p e r» an d K le c tro ty p e ra , 4 » — F l r * t Mayor. at the regular election, and it will W e d n es d a y even ing. R oom 21«. G oodnough B u ild in g F r a n k L a n d . J o u rn a l. George If. Thomas ............ 438 ho easy to pledge the candidates to. S tre e t R a ilw a y E m p lo y e » — E v e ry W e d n e a - . . | 1 ,rew Hall. • H arry Lane . . . . 939 . IM'V . instructions from their (on- I Journe-rmen T a ilo r ’« U n io n , N o . 7<— Second and fo u rth W e d n es d a y . U nio n H a l l, Sec- L ane's plurality 501 stiluents when given by referendum • ontl RnJ J M B « n d ro th . B o x 122. . I THURSDAY. City Auditor. Vote. r urtliermore, lejnslntive h ea r- I ,4» rt>er» --'s « cond a n d F o u rth T h u rs d a y e v e n ing, 1C2 Second. T . M . Eeabo, s ec re ta ry , George I. Smith ..........................956 ngs will have been had and the de- S X 2.L T v.ry Thure- will run for five years, ending May 1,1912. Arbitration of differences is provided for, and aibitration agree ments between the publishers and the International Typographical Un ion will be executed simultaneously throug, the American Newspaper Publishert ’ Association. Under the provisions of the ar bitration agreement the publishers are protected against strikes and walkouts for the coming five years. The publishers nre assured that peace will reign in their composing rooms during the life of the new agreements. The negotiations between the pub lishers and the union have been pending for the past thirty days. During this time several conferences took place between representatives of the publishers and the union. The conferences were notable be cause of the friendly feeling which prevaded them. All questions at is sue were approached with an evi d e n t desire on both sides to roach a n amicable adjustment. The spirit o f fairness, which wns exhibited b y the publishers, tended to facil itate nn early agreement. ,,a y n l* h t ln H a l l 302. D ra w B u ild in g . Councilman-at-Large. ail Worked out 162 S eco n d s tr e e t. H o lle r M a k e r s ’ U n io n —Second a nd fo u rth Robert Andrews ".................... .. 847 " • T h u rs d a y eve n in g , A rio n H a l l 228 t t Y a m ✓ h ill. Councilman First Ward. TELEPHONE GIRLS STRIKE IN nH..ih' « « i h T. J. Onncannon ...................... 62 G a rm e n t W o rk e rs — F lr e t a nd t h ir d T h u ra T SAN FRANCISCO ■lay e ve n in g , 182 Second. Ix iu g a lio re n ie n 'a A e n o rln tio n . S W - F t r e t and Councilman Fourth Ward. On the 3rd inst., the Telephont thl. rd T.huJ “’aJ tJn,on Hal1- 1 ond and S ta rk , th ir d floor. J . B. Ryan .................................. t t p e r a t ors o is anil an d Telegraph T e le e r a i.h ( Operators lite r a l o r - ( V n lo n - E v e r y T h u r .d a y a t * P. M . In C ooks and W a lte r s ' h a ll, 1 2 8 H F i f t h Councilman Sixth Ward. o f the I’acilie Slates Telephone a n ’ r r l n t lu t f P rrsB inen , L o c a l 43— F ir s t T h u r a - John G. Ileitkeinjier .................. 58 Telegraph Company went «mt on dn.v, 1 2 7 H F lr» t. W . H . G erdea, A m e r ic a n T y p e F o u n d er« Co. I{«*luil Clerk»»— Second an d fo u rth T h u r s - Councilman Eighth Ward. strike to enforce their denuu.ds for <1«yt«. D rc d H u ll No. 20. r ic a l E m p lo ye « , L o ca l 3 3 — Second and A. A. Kadderly .......................... 202 an increase of wages and recogni T h fo e a u t rth T h u rs d a y . 22» Vfr Y a m h ill. C. X . C a m p b e ll, S ta r T h e a tr e . M. J. Driscoll, nominated as coun tion of their union. W ood, W ir e a n d M eta l leath er« V n lon — T h u r sd a y « v e n ln « , Eaters* H a ll. S18H cilman at-large polled a splendid vote The < !>''iiiti.r* ask for the fol F irs t. F R ID A Y . and in him labor has a true friend. lowing fcalc Students or i.pji dors C a rp e t W o rk e r« , Ix»cal 3 - F r id a y evening. 2 8 0 H Y a m h ill H . C. B ro w n . 453 F lo r - He was a candidate on the Labor with less than three m onths' experi-! e n c r F . ln t r lc a l W’oeker«. N o . S IT — F r id a y , D re w H a ll. J. T., ('r o c k w e ll, hox 644 P arty ticket and owes much to the dice, s.’H c m onth; opera* >rs .ith I'r d r r H t w l T m « lr« C o n n c 'l— E v e ry F r id a y n lv lit nt » o'clo c k , h a ll 302 D re w B ld g ., union vote for his success nt the more i!i«'. six months hut I >-s that 162 Second. e E le c t H e a l W o r k e r s E v e ry F r id a y polls. line in «1:11'.’' experience, $35; op«‘i In n e ld v e n in g nt » o’c lo c k ln Cook« and W a lte r«* The question now arises “ What aiors wi.ii Ilion than nine m outh- h a ll. 12» »4 F ifth M re e t. M o c h ln lftt» . W illa m e t t e Ix»d<c, N o. 63 — F r i a y e v e n ln jr,. 162 Second W . A. D a lie ll. w’ill the result of the general elec hut iess ti c i one y ear's e x p e r i« o r e . • d 1004 F Y am h ill s te a m F itte r « — E v e ry F rid a y s . D re w IJ a tl tion be T ” $.37.56; o|i4r.'itora with m >r* ihar N o. 200. • S A T U R D A Y . Mayor Lane till doubtlessly be a one y»Hi''» , • perienee, a flai rate o 1' B a k e r y an d C o n fe c tio n e ry W o rk e r« . I«ocal 114 F ir s t and t h ir d S a tu rd a y s. 6 o’clock candidate for re-election to the high $(i0; nil public exehnuge opt rr.tors. Y n a n m ih h lll. ill p m . 228*4 22S H T A t)upols, } ,« ,, ,, - . I l n u rn e ld e . office he now fills. Mr. Devlin will as Well as ih'ise on pr.vatf PX(’ h lU l:r I t e r D riv e n * on<l D o ttie r « F l r . t «n d th ird , , .. . . , 1 B o tu rd n y . D re w l ! « l l G. C. O o ldenb erg, make a strong opponent on the Re efl who draw their ,»av from tel“- »11 K » u » y l l r r w r r « ' V n lo n Second nnd fo u rth S n tu r- publican ticket, so, a most inter phone coninanv, flat rata of $00: day evening, ««« h vamhii’. Arion h » ii . * • ’ O tto K u lk n . box 171 I'cceivo Bridge nnd » t r u r t u r a l J e o n P o r k e r * B»|. esting campaign may be looked for. lo n g (listaiK'P o p rra tiirs to receive u rd a v e ve n in g . 22A*4 Y a m t . i l . m e n . I o r a l t(M -A t r a i l o f pre»- The Labor P arty w;ll likely put the sBme as lo ci’. 'flic exislinir lo n Id g e s n h t, o re lilb e r n ln n H a ll. Second nnd S ta rk H u g h F itc h , »7 N F ro n t. up an independent ticket nt the scale runs from to $15 and $59 M n U n n a ry E n g in e e r* E v e ry S a tu rd a y * v e n - In g n t • »'clo ck. In C ook« nnd W e lt e r * ' Ju n e election, which will have the a month. h a ll. i : « H F i f t h « tre a t. FA M O U S ALBERT B E R M THE D R U G G IS T »33 W A IH IN G T O N HOP GOLD STR EET N e a r B econd O R D E R S FO R K EO A N O B O T T L E tT B E E R P R O M P T L Y F IL L E D BY C A L L IN G U P S c h ille r C ig a r F a c to ry PHONE EAST 46 O rn o e M anufacturer W h o le sa le an d R eta il D ealer ln EAST THIRD AND BURNSIDE STS. P O R TL A N D , OR. Havana and Domestic Unfair P h o n e M ain 1 7 4 4 CIGARS ¡ k z n lo Oijaoizíí Laíor d a y . 2 p. m .. P u lto n . P h o to -K n g r n v e ra U n io n — E l.v a n o’clo c k f lr .t S un day, H oorn 214, G oodnough B u ild in g . Geo. H a n d le y , O re g o n ia n . R a ilw a y F r e ig h t H a n d le r s — Second and fo u r th S u n d a y. 2 p. m . D re w H a ll. P. M c D o n a ld . 182 Second. T y p o g r a p h ic a l, K o . # » — P l r - t S u n d a y a f t e r noon. A. O. U . W . H a l l, S e llln g -H ir e c h B u ild in g . Geo. a V t h . J o u rn a l. STM BREWEBY CO’S » r u g a a n d M e d ic in e « T lx © 281 W ashington St., Cor. Fourth P h o n e B la ck 1881 »34 W a s h in g to n S tre e t P o r tla n d , O regon C. B. S te rn b e rg W . H . S tiv e rs CHOICE STERNBERG & STIVERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW GET THE BEST W IN ES , LIQUORS and CIGARS 810-11 C h a m b u o f C om m erce ; Phone M a in 653 P o rtla n d , Oregon £ UNION MEN AND WOMEN DON’T FORGET THE NAMES OF THOSE FAIR STARCHES I H ig h e s t A w ard | WORLD S FAIR l S I LO U IS F a m ily U oom e a n d F a m ily G a rd e n . TIVOLI GARDEN SALOON AKDKKW BWAK8DN, P ropr. Cor. 23d and W ashington, JOHN ZCKLUND Proprietor ROYAL CORN INTERNATIONA! MONARCH STARCH > D IC T IO N A R Y « WEBSTER'S 126 F IR S T S T R E E T Bet. W eehiogtoo and Alder PO R TLA N D . OREGON ME R e c e n tly Enlarged W ITH 2 5 ,0 0 0 N e w W o r d s N e w G a z e tte e r o f t h e W o r ld with more than 25,000 titles, buec 1 on the latebt census returns. N e w B io g ra p h ic a l D ic t io n a r y containing the names o f over 10,000 noted pentouu, date of birth, d eath ,etc. Carpenters and Garden TO O LS Choice Razors, Pistols and Knives North Bank Saloon W e «ell th e ta m e good« fo r leas m oney a nd b e tte r goods for th e sam e m oney th a n o th e r houses. S m a ll expense and lo w re n t w i l l prove it W e sell U N IO N M A D E B R O O M S Edited by W. T. HARRIS,Ph.T)., LL.It., Vm ted States Comiuiggiouerof Education. 2 3 8 0 Q u a rto P a g es New Platea. 6000 Iiluutrationa. Rich Bindings. Need© d in E v e ry H o m e I'hone M a in 1SÌÌ7 R h e in p fs lz H i te l B ldg . Free H ot Lunch from n A. M . to t P M ., and from 4 to 6 P . M . F R E E , “ DictionaryWrinkle».” Illustrated pamphlets. S p r in g fie ld , M aan. onion n n L*i4 North Tenth Street No. 251 FRONT STREET D « L u xe E dition »KxIHxl In. 1 -Inted from same plat«»«, ta bible paper. 2 Iwantiful bindings* G. ô C . M E R R I A M C O .. L iq u o rs and, C igars W itte n , J . T. U H L M S IT , M g r . Rosenberg & Goodman Hardware Co. Ah»o Webster'« Collegiate Dictionary 1116 Pappa. 11U0 Illustration«. Regular Edition 7xl0x2-g lachet. 3 bindings. P u b lis h e r » , P obtlavd , O b . T h e P o p u la r S aloon I GRAM) PRIZE - C - k S T L E W AH LO BEM A CABBBTOH Piggott, Ftuctt & Bigger Sitoniegs at Law shops The yinheuser O 8C AR H A B E N M A Y B R P ro p rie to r Room 4 Mulkey Building N. E. Cor. 2d and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon High Class W ines and Liquors Gambrinus Beer T v lr p l io n e M a in » ,2 2 7 234 MORRISON STREET ARE YOU A UNION MAN? Display the above card in the «hop». It you do not see the card, please ash for it. The following is a list of the unfail barber shops in the city: CDKKKK PORTLAND, OREGON A ll lo -ce n t barber sh op s, all Japanese barber shops shops. Sol B lu m s u s r Eugene H o c k and all Chineae barbel fiiaoaaer I Both W H E N YOU SE E W holesale Dealers and Im porters Wines. Liquorc ana is Then See That This Label is on < TRADES iPFonl COUNCIL > Your Custom-Made Clothing DEMAND IT O N E O F THEM E LA B ELS Y o u w i l l k n o w I t w o p r i n t e d In a n o ffic e r u n u n d e r f a . r c o n d it io n « . D e m a n d i t on a ll y o u r p r in tin g . I t is an indication o f f a i r con ditions. and lakes the place o f boy cots, strikes and lockouts Portland Allied Printing Tradea 2O M PO S K O OF T h e T y p o g r a p h ic a l U n io n T h e P r i n t i n g P rca a tu icn 'a U n io n T h e W’c h P r e a ftn ie n ’e U n io n T h e M a ile r « .' U n io n lv « d y l l o o k b l n d c r » ' U n io n B r o t h e r h o o d o f B o o k b in d e r « P h o t o E n g r a v e r s ' I ’ n lo n b t e r o o ty p e r s * & E lo c t r o t y p e r e ’ U u io n 110 F O U R T H S T R E E T Portland, Oregon S< e Agents O ld K i jc k v H om e Club. Shaw's Pure M a lt, O ld Jeff. C . T a y lo r's Red W h ite end Blue S tar, M ount Vernon Rye, Repsold’e Cognac Brandy. NATIONAL UNION OF THE UNITED BREWERY WORKMEN J. FLAHERTY’S GflflE Sec T h a t Thia Badge I» W o rn by the Teamster W ho Does Your Draying Successor to W in e o r Choice W inea Liquors Beers and Cigar» TRADC M A R S « l O I I T I A I D OF THE UNITED STATES Most Elaborate HOT LUNCH Served D ay and N ight « -T h e above Trade Mark can be found »neli Kege end Packages of Union Madt Beer B I S M A R Phone Main IS75 K Comer Sevemh ano Washlogioo U N IO N R E S T A U R A N T Coffee and O y s te r H ouse 17120766 SKCDKD OF TEAMSTERS' No. 163 M e e ts E v e ry T u e s d a y Io U n io n H a l l Portland, Oregon O pen D a y and N ig h t 2 0 9 M O R R IS O N - S T . G A N S N E O E R B R O S .. Propre. I LEE M . C L A R K , P r e sid e n t GEO. M . O R T O N , M anager Ask for the union label and t.ie mer chant who wait» oa you will respect you for being consistent. PH O N E M A IN » 7 0 6 NLLTNONAH PRINTING CO WE P R IN T C O N S T IT U T IO N S . B Y -L A W S , W O R K IN G O A R O a, LBTTERHCAO B, K M VVLO PES: IN F A O T A N Y T H IN O Y O U M A Y W A N T 82M FRONT STREET CO R NER F R O N T ANO O A K
